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Tigers trio aim for clean sweep with U-18s

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Tigers Academy trio Sam Harrison, Andy Forsyth and Will Hurrell will be hoping to help England U-18s make it three wins from three in this year's Six Nationals Festival in Cork.

All three players featured in Saturday’s 18-0 win over France, with Harrison and Hurrell since named in the starting XV and Forsyth among the replacements for their fixture against Scotland this Tuesday.

Having already beaten Wales 25-15 in Worcester prior to the tournament, England opened their festival campaign with a 12-try win over Italy before scoring two tries in the victory against France at the Cork Institute of Technology.

With each side playing three other countries in Cork, England’s encounter with Scotland will be their final match of the tournament.

England U-18s (vs Scotland, Tuesday, April 1, Musgrave Park, kick-off 2.30pm)

1 Joe Marler (Richmond College & Harlequins)
2 Jamie George (Haileybury & Saracens)
3 Mako Vunipola (Millfield & Bristol Rugby)
4 Tom Holmes (Sandbach & Sale Sharks)
5 James Gaskell (Sandbach & Sale Sharks)
6 Joe Trayfoot (Epsom College & Harlequins)
7 Jacob Rowan (Bradford GS & Leeds Carnegie)
8 Alex Gray (Barnard Castle & Newcastle Falcons)

9 Sam Harrison (John Cleveland College & Leicester Tigers)
10  Rory Clegg (Barnard Castle & Newcastle Falcons)
11 Will Hurrell (Wyggeston & QE1 College & Leicester Tigers)
12 Tom Homer (Milton Abbey & London Irish)
13 Tom Casson (Sedbergh & Sale Sharks) C
14 Sam Smith (Cranleigh & Harlequins)
15 Tom Catterick (Barnard Castle & Newcastle Falcons)

Replacements

16 Lee Imiolek (Myerscough College & Sale Sharks)
17 David Blackwell (Hartpury College & Gloucester Rugby)
18 James Currie (Millfield & Bath Rugby)
19 Joe Quinn (St Wilfred's School & Leeds Carnegie)
20 Rob Milligan (Rugby School & Northampton Saints)
21 Joe Barker (QEGS Wakefield & Leeds Carnegie)
22 Jordi Pasqualin (The King’s School Gloucs & Gloucester Rugby)
23 Freddie Burns (Bath College & Bath Rugby)
24 Andy Forsyth (QEGS Wakefield & Leicester Tigers)
25 Christian Wade (RGS High Wycombe & London Wasps)
26 Jack Wallace (RGS High Wycombe & London Wasps)